A clarinet is 66.0cm long. A flute is nearly the same length, with 63.6cm between the hole the player blows across and the end of the flute. Take the speed of sound in warm air to be 350 m/s. a. Is a clarinet an open-open tube or an open-closed tube? What about the flute? b. What are the frequencies of the lowest note and the next higher harmonic on a flute? f₁ = 275 Hz, f₂ = 550 Hz c. What are the frequencies of the lowest note and the next higher harmonic on a clarinet? Ligature Mouthpiece f₁ = 133 Hz, f₂ = 399 Hz Reed -Attachment screw Single reed

A clarinet is 66.0cm long. A flute is nearly the same length, with 63.6cm between the hole the player blows across and the end of the flute. Take the speed of sound in warm air to be 350 m/s. a. Is a clarinet an open-open tube or an open-closed tube? What about the flute? b. What are the frequencies of the lowest note and the next higher harmonic on a flute? f₁ = 275 Hz, f₂ = 550 Hz c. What are the frequencies of the lowest note and the next higher harmonic on a clarinet? Ligature Mouthpiece f₁ = 133 Hz, f₂ = 399 Hz Reed -Attachment screw Single reed